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Telegraph-Forum Monday October 8 2012 2A WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST DEATHS Obituaries and photographs submitted to the Bucyrus Telegraph Forum may be published distributed repurposed and otherwise used in print electronic and other media platforms Home destroyed in massive fire Sunday Mae Gresmer MANSFIELD: Mae Gresmer 91 of 184 Chestnut Ct Mansfield died Thursday October 4 2012 at Crestwood Care Center Shelby The Mark A Schneider Funeral Home Crestline is honored to serve the family of Mae Gresmer Brian said his brother and sister-in-law are devastated they worked so hard for is gone All their clothes and toys" Brian said just saw them break down and cry Korey is so thankful for everything he had My heart just went into my stomach when I saw Brian said the American Red Cross of Crawford County is assisting the family not alone All of us brothers are so close When you find one find the other Bridn said in this alone If I had all the money in the world give it to him going to get through this To assist the family call Jessica Snyder 419-689-4312 jkmtonnncogannettcom 419-521-7220 Twitter JamiKmton Donny had gone over to their house to pick up some Nintendo games earlier in the day and decided to bring everyone back over to my house to play and stay the night Thank God for that because had they all have stayed in the house overnight they may not have made Brian said another brother Kevin who also stayed at his house Saturday night woke him up around 6 am after receiving a call from Jessica The couple had received a call from a Crestline police officer who informed them of the fire called Kevin since they were in Findlay to try and get the dog Brian said the fire department found the dog already dead in the bathroom at the vet now going to bury By Jami Kinton Telegraph-Forum CRESTLINE The home of a family with six young children was destroyed in a massive fire Sunday morning in Crestline The family dog Bucky died in the blaze The cause of the fire is unknown Korey and Jessica Snyder have lived in the home which sits at the Corner of Washington and Scott streets for about a year Brian Snyder 30 brother said the couple had gone to Findlay for the night and left the children with baby-sitters split the kids up so that no one has all the burden and one of the boys was at home with a baby-sitter Chris Brian said other brother Howard Pyles BUCYRUS: Howard Pyles 84 of Bucyrus passed away on Saturday at Bucyrus Community Hospital he had been in failing health yet his death was unexpected Howard was born Dec 2 1927 in Manheim Virginia to the late Ray and Ellen (Teeter) Pyles He was married July 15 1955 to Neysa (Corathers) Pyles who preceded him in death on Nov 14 1999 In addition to his wife and parents he was preceded in death by brother Clarence Howard is survived by son Steven (Ginger) Pylfes of Wellington OH daughter Lori (David) Looker Bucyrus grandchildren Tara (Justin) Bell Shelby Rob Washek and Kevin (Heather) Washek as well as two great grandchildren and one sister Ann Clark of PA Howard moved to Bucyrus in 1966 and retired from General Electric in 1985 after 22 years He was a graduate of Rowlesburg HS and was a graduate with honors of the Davis Elkins School in Elkins Virginia He was a US Navy Veteran of WWII and a member of American Legion Post 181 He was a member of the Umted Methodist Church of Bucyrus and formerly sung in the church choir and was a lay minister Howard also sang in the Ohio State Senior Chorus and enjoyed golfing and camping Funeral Services will be held on Thursday at 11:00 am in the Munz-Pirnstill Funeral Home burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 2-4 and 6-8 pm Military honors will be provided at Oakwood Cemetery by the Am Legion Post 181 Honor Guard Memorials may be given to the Am Heart Assoc or the Susan Coleman Breast Cancer Research through the funeral home Expressions of sympathy can be left at munzpirnstillcom funeral borne Colonel Crawford Fall Festival (T' Pharmacy linked to outbreak issues recall Today Widespread frost before 9am Otherwise sunny with a high near 56 South wind 5 to 13 mph Tonight Patchy frost after 1 am Otherwise mostly clear with a low around 37 South wind to 8 mph Tuesday Sunny with a high near 63 South wind 10 to 17 mph Tuesday night Showers likely after 1 am Partly cloudy with a low around 47 South wind 9 to 13 mph Chance of precipitation is 60 percent New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible TODAV 5637 TUESDAY 63 47 WEDNESDAY 56 35 THURSDAY 61 44 Wednesday A chance of showers before noon Partly sunny with a high near 56 Chance of precipitation is 30 percent New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible Wednesday night Mostly clear with a low around 35 Thursday Sunny with a high near 61 Thursday night: Partly cloudy with a low around 44 ALMANAC BUCYRUS Yesterday's high (as of 5 47 Yesterday's low 31 LOTTERY NIGHT DRAWINGS Pick 3: 2-5-0 Pick 4: 6-6-2-4 Rolling Cash 11-19-22-25-38 Pick 5: 2-9-9-7-3 DAY DRAWINGS Pick 3: 2-7-6 Pick 4: 0-8-0-1 Pick 5: 1-0-7-8-3 Bridge Continued from Page 1A was great important to keep the bridge in good shape for the many people who use Welge said Joey Caserta who also helped on the project said that it was important to change the direction of the boards for the bicyclists was a great project to help with It was a lot of Caserta said The class instructor Mike Hoffman said he is always looking for community projects the students can help with are being taught the importance of community Hoffman said Sean Cassaro who is on the board that oversees the Friendship Bridge said that the students and their work on the bridge has been a huge help think wonderful that they took on this Cassaro said krlewisnncogannett com Telegraph-Forum A GANNETT COMPANY VOLUME 90 NO 214 113 Rensselaer St Bucyrus OH 44820 Phone: 419-562-3333 Fax 419-562-9162 Toll-Free: 877-TF TODAY (838-6329) Tom Brennan general manager 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infrastructure needs for about decade going to treat northeastern and northern Ohio and northwestern This undated photo made available by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a branch of the fungus Aspergillus fumigatus The fungus is blamed for causing a meningitis outbreak in five states ap idea of using the turnpike that crosses northern Ohio to bring several billion dollars to the state for new road and bridge projects Critics including many elected officials in northern Ohio say leasing the road could bring higher tolls for drivers and less maintenance on the road Kasich tried to ease some of those worries although he said putting a limit on future toll increases would reduce how much money the state could get from allowing a private company to operate the toll road He said the state could get enough money to take not be prosecuted how can you do it to a she said could he have not gotten medical Richland County Major Dale Fortney said authorities do not suspect foul play Family members report 55 billion barrels of oil presentation made no differentiation between wet and dry gases but either way the USGS study expects a drier mix which would be less lucrative The estimate was intended to be broad-based assessment to give everyone an idea of what the Utica might look said Heidi Hetzel-Evans spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources a Ohio going to treat everybody fairly and get a big chunk of the money" he said Friday The state has hired consultants to study the future Options include leasing the turnpike to a private operator maintaining public ownership and operation or using a mix of public ownership with part private operation The turnpike now operates entirely on its own revenue and is funded through tolls and the sale of gas and food at rest stops It had $11 million in profits last year Drivers paid $232 million in tolls last year ed no history of heart disease or other serious medical complications Stortz said The actual cause of death has not yet been released jkmtonnncogannett com 419-S21-7220 Twitter JamiKinton which houses the geological survey division The report comes on the heels of a Bloomberg story that quoted energy executives saying equipment and additional investment would be necessary to pump oil to the west of the portion of the Utica where much of the current activity is taking place razimmercentralohiocom 7 40-328-8830 Twitter RussZimmer After distributing tainted steroids store takes precautionary measures FRAMINGHAM Mass (AP) The pharmacy that distributed a steroid linked to an outbreak of fungal PHONE HOURS Circulation: If you have questions about your subscription call (877) 424-0209 Monday to Friday 8 am to 7 pm and Saturday and Sunday 8-1 1 am Full Access Subscription Rates: Digital Access Only (excludes home delivery of the print edition): $8 per month EZ Pay Including Monday-Saturday print edition delivery: $14 per month or $12 with EZ Pay Including Thursday and Saturday print edition 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Vigil Continued from Page 1A sister Jamie Treisch 38 also expressed anger question is: If you leave an animal laying around sick dying and two to three years ahead of the Utica more than 26000 wells have been drilled The sweet spot of what the USGS refers to as the oil assessment unit is entirely in Ohio covering about 21 million acres in east central Ohio In March 2011 former state geologist Larry Wick-strom told the Ohio Oil and Gas Association that the Ohio Geological survey estimates for Ohio alone were 157 trillion cubic feet and meningitis has issued a voluntary recall of all of its products calling the move a precautionary measure The New England Compounding Center announced the recall Saturday The company said in a news release that the move was taken out of an abundance of caution because of the risk of contamination It says there is no indication that any other products have been contaminated The Food and Drug Administration had previous-ly told health professionals not to use any products distributed by the center The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention posted updated figures to its website Sunday showing there are now more than 90 confirmed cases of the rare form of fungal meningitis The outbreak spans nine states and has killed at least seven people Ohio is among the states with reported cases Shale Continued from Page 1A Coshocton and Guernsey counties To extract these vast amounts the USGS estimates that it would take 1 10000 wells in the gas window and another 17500 wells in the oil window In Ohio 144 horizontal wells have been drilled at last count In Marcellus which is about.